To my non-English ears it sounds like he pronounces "GNU" in "GNU Radio" like "guinea". Is there a specific reason why it is pronounced differently than Stallman's GNU?
I believe "guinea" is pronounced "gin-ee" (with a hard g) and GNU is pronounced "guh-noo" (again, hard g).
I think he's pronouncing it right in the video, but he's not enunciating super well, so it gets a bit muddy.
Edit: When you have a schwa, some people will use more of a "u" sound ("guhnoo") while others might use a different sound (this guy's closer to "gihnoo") - it really depends on accent/upbringing and how you speak I think. It actually took me a few listens before I could parse it out.
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[ 54.6 ms ] story [ 306 ms ] threadHere is the direct path: https://video.fosdem.org/2021/D.radio/fsr_pysdr_guide_to_sdr...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK52v6bCPvg
PySDR video: ~4:20 and ~4:50
I think he's pronouncing it right in the video, but he's not enunciating super well, so it gets a bit muddy.
Edit: When you have a schwa, some people will use more of a "u" sound ("guhnoo") while others might use a different sound (this guy's closer to "gihnoo") - it really depends on accent/upbringing and how you speak I think. It actually took me a few listens before I could parse it out.